The module begins by examining the Historical review and revolution of Human Resource and Crew Management. Follows, the structure of Crew department and its cooperation with other departments in a Shipping Company. Its daily operation is exhibited in details.
The module is an international “journey” about demonstrating knowledge and understanding of essential elements of marine insurance contracts, marine hull and associated liability risks and protection and indemnity insurance.
The scope of this course is to offer comprehensive understanding of shipping finance in theory and practice. International shipping industry with 1 trillion US Dollar assets of worth is the typical example of a capital intense industry, therefore it is crucial to understand the various aspects of shipping finance.
The Module is designed to provide, enhance and develop knowledge of the chartering procedures (dry cargo and tanker), taking into consideration all parties involved in the process. The Module focuses on the chartering process and charter party drafting as well as on laytime calculation.
This module deals with legal topics concerning the Carriage of Goods by Sea. Special emphasis is given to the implications of legal decision on charter party wording. Moreover students will deal with the application of Hague/Visby and Rotterdam Rules in contracts of carriage of goods by sea, to the effect that the students by the end of the module will be able to critically apply legal issues in shipping practice.
The module aims to give the students a thorough introduction to International Maritime Law, and an overview of the national and international framework of shipping. The challenges of jurisdiction and choice of law is discussed. General contract law in shipping is covered, as well as mandatory and non-mandatory rules relating to shipowners’ and charterers’ liabilities.
This module provides students with an all-round practical insight to Shipping Management of Commercial Shipping Companies as well as knowledge for strategy and operational related matters in the shipping industry.
The Maritime Economics module aims to enhance students’ ability to apply micro economic theory in various shipping environments including dry bulk, tankers and liner markets.
Introduces the responsibilities, the important role of operation department, preventive, corrective actions need to be take, pre-fixing & post fixing process explanatory & precautionary measures, actual documents, and much more.